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3545The October MOR states, "The estate is focussed [sic] on obtaining final apBilly Bilgewasser-11/26/2013
3544The Debtor's monthly operating report (MOR) for October (docket #2817) againBilly Bilgewasser-11/26/2013
3543Bah! en.wikipedia.orgsilkscreen12-11/25/2013
3542Silkscreen I believe your brains checked out a long time ago, you dam old Grinchpetro1-11/20/2013
3541"I must get my brains checked out." Such temperate humility. I can haBilly Bilgewasser-11/19/2013
3540Ah, I see a pump & dump routine is being orchestrated over on the iHub boardsilkscreen12-11/18/2013
3539LOL..... Roman's post sheds no light on anything other than his (and your) isilkscreen12-11/18/2013
3538Roman ,thanks for your post,sheds some light on why there is activity in atpaq,tpetro1-11/16/2013
3537activity continues atpaq .9 cents 1million shares traded early,whats up?Bp lawsupetro1-11/15/2013
3536http://www.kccllc.net/atpog/document/1236187131114000000000002Roman Gelsi111/15/2013
3535activity in atpaq stock today at 7cents up 2cents dead cat bounce or pending lawpetro1-11/14/2013
3534Wonder if there's enough moolah left to pay the competing admin claims, not Billy Bilgewasser-11/14/2013
3533ATP 8K re: asset sale: phx.corporate-ir.netgreatpricepearl211/9/2013
3532Offshore wells can be tracked as Kramer says. It's a lot more common in deePo Pimp-10/31/2013
3531The #1 well at Clipper produced 195,501 bbls in August or about 6500 bopd. The Kramer38-10/30/2013
3530I worked for Vastar in the Deepwater group in 1996 when the first well was drillKramer38410/25/2013
3529I'm sure you're right. Still, it's in the best interests of society silkscreen12-10/25/2013
3528There's nothing wrong with this picture. It's just that it was painted bsilkscreen12-10/25/2013
3527People in the GOM E&P business have long memories and many have been burned Kramer38-10/25/2013
3526I wouldn't bet on it either, and I like to bet on somewhat unlikely outcomessilkscreen12-10/25/2013
3525Insurance costs are a small fraction of the expense of working offshore. The reKramer38310/24/2013
3524That was an excellent explanation.. and made perfect sense...thank you! Maybe56Chevy-10/24/2013
3523Usually, there is no need to frack an offshore reservoir, or even a conventionalKramer38410/23/2013
3522Just to be clear.. you're saying there is less of a need to frack an offshor56Chevy-10/23/2013
3521So the debtor made $6.9 million (accrual basis) in September, the third consecutBilly Bilgewasser110/23/2013
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